Audio and video transcription
Convert audio and video files into text transcripts for podcasts, lectures, meetings, interviews, voice memos, and other media.
ScribeBuddy is a web-based AI tool for transcription, translation, subtitles, and summaries, turning audio and video into text for common media workflows.
ScribeBuddy is a web-based AI transcription, translation, and subtitle tool for turning audio and video into text. The site positions it as software for fast transcription, subtitle generation, translation, and summaries across podcasts, meetings, lectures, interviews, voice memos, and other multimedia files.
Its product pages describe a workflow centered on uploading a file, converting it to text, and then downloading, editing, or sharing the result. The site also says the service supports 120+ languages for transcription and translation, with subtitles available in 100+ languages and outputs that can be downloaded as SRT or TXT files.
Convert audio and video files into text transcripts for podcasts, lectures, meetings, interviews, voice memos, and other media.
Translate transcripts and media content into 120+ languages, including support for a wide range of dialects mentioned on the site.
Generate subtitles from uploaded audio or video and download them as files such as SRT or TXT.
Produce concise summaries from transcripts to surface key points from meetings, lectures, podcasts, and similar content.
Process common audio and video formats including MP3, MP4, AAC, WAV, FLAC, M4A, Ogg, Opus, and WebM.
Use a simple upload-to-download flow that starts with file upload, then transcription or translation, followed by editing and sharing.
Turn recorded conversations into readable text for later review, sharing, or cleanup after a meeting, interview, or lecture.
Create subtitle files for videos and podcasts to improve accessibility and make spoken content easier to follow.
Translate transcripts or media content into another language when repurposing content for a different audience or region.
Summarize longer recordings into shorter takeaways for faster review of talks, classes, or internal discussions.
Handle common audio and video uploads without converting them first, including a wide range of file formats listed on the site.
ScribeBuddy’s transcription page says you can upload audio or video files and convert them to text. The subtitle page adds that the transcript can be used to generate subtitles, and the translation page says uploaded transcripts or documents can be translated into a desired language.
The site says ScribeBuddy supports transcription and translation in 120+ languages, and the subtitle page says subtitle generation is available in 100+ languages.
The transcription page says supported file formats include common audio and video types such as MP3, MP4, MP2, AAC, WAV, FLAC, PCM, M4A, Ogg, Opus, and WebM, and notes support for over 100 file types overall.
The site says subtitle files can be downloaded as SRT or TXT, and the transcription flow includes downloading, editing, and sharing the results.
The site says ScribeBuddy can be used on Mac, Windows, Linux computers, and iOS devices. It also states that the core plan allows unlimited free AI transcription for files up to 1 minute long, while paid plans start at $19.99 per month, $199 per year, or $3 for 50 minutes on pay-per-use.